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. >> that also has consequences.ee as everyone knows with the looming so-called fiscal cliff discussion, if you cut too muchu you also drive th economy into an abyss so, you know, we'd all like to say we cut spending and live within our means, but it's not as simple as that.ple you can also cut spending too much so that you actually hurtrt the economy you're supposed to help. melissa: s igree with whath you are saying, and this is too civil. i got to derail it somehow or else it's no fun; right?in what's the point in doing it. >> bring it on, melis,ring it on. do lissa: there's many times in the past where we've loweredn mortgagal rates and increased revenue.es if i were to conceive it's a revenue problem, it -- which i'm not going to, but for the sake of argument, under for kennedy, reduced the top re from 90% to 70%, in and in that time, revenue into the treasury went up from $94 billion to $15n billion by lowering the marginal rate. right there, there's your guy. look at him. >> you kno we can look at that, but, remember, that was i the 1960s #. the problems we have today are a thele
. >> that also has consequences.ee as everyone knows with the looming so-called fiscal cliff discussion, if you cut too muchu you also drive th economy into an abyss so, you know, we'd all like to say we cut spending and live within our means, but it's not as simple as that.ple you can also cut spending too much so that you actually hurtrt the economy you're supposed to help. melissa: s igree with whath you are saying, and this is too civil. i got to derail it somehow or else it's no fun;...
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>> the economy had a rocky period, especially because of the last fiscal cliff. we were concerned that companies and consume verse stopped spending. what we will find out this month is whether that is true or not. most important is retail sales. retail sales and the consumer account for about 60% of all of our economy. except the consumers are spending the economy tends to do well. in the month of november, before the fiscal cliff, retail sales grew by about .3%. not a bad number what we are seeing from some of the economists that provide consensus forecasts is the number about .4%. that .4% would be a very good sign if the economy hits that number so we all should you can hopeful that it does. we are also looking at other things like housing starts. as we all new york the housing market has been down for a long period of time it is starting to rebound and it is a very, very important part of our economy. we saw housing starts in november 861,000 and the forecast shows 876,000 that would be about a 1.7% increase, which would also be a very good sign for the econo
>> the economy had a rocky period, especially because of the last fiscal cliff. we were concerned that companies and consume verse stopped spending. what we will find out this month is whether that is true or not. most important is retail sales. retail sales and the consumer account for about 60% of all of our economy. except the consumers are spending the economy tends to do well. in the month of november, before the fiscal cliff, retail sales grew by about .3%. not a bad number what we...
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the fiscal cliff is just more theater bank. trying to distract people from the underlying root catastrophe that is a bunch of bankers who are manipulating the system day in and day out the strong economy this fiscal cliff is just more more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything to the tension from the mob what they're pitchforks and torches coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for as many months as they can but that day's reckoning twenty eight it's. well it's more on the economic outlook for twenty thirty and you can watch the kaiser report all of his programs available for you just a click away. it's good to have you with us here on out to you today it has been revealed that the f.b.i. knew of a plot to assassinate occupy wall street leaders did not alert them to the potential danger to the bureau was instead spying on members of the movement branding them as criminals and dom
the fiscal cliff is just more theater bank. trying to distract people from the underlying root catastrophe that is a bunch of bankers who are manipulating the system day in and day out the strong economy this fiscal cliff is just more more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything to the tension from the mob what they're pitchforks and torches coming after these people they want to...
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>>> then the fiscal cliff. the view from across the pond. how did our political process look from a perch overseas and what will it all mean for the u.s. economy and the global economy? >>> also, will this be india's awakening? the nation confronts its own dark corners after a despicable deadly act. i'll look at some parallels with america's recent tragic school shooting. >>> first, here's my take. the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff is a small victory for sanity, but what it says about the future is somewhat bleak. washington will probably lurch from crisis to crisis kicking problems forward and placing band aids small solutions on those it does address. there will likely be no large-scale initiative on entitlement reform, energy policy, probably even immigration reform and this is the real worry. because beyond the self-inflicted crisis of the cliff and the forthcoming debt ceiling, the united states faces a much deeper challenge. for more than a decade now, for many decades by some measures, america's growth rates have slowed. recoveries h
>>> then the fiscal cliff. the view from across the pond. how did our political process look from a perch overseas and what will it all mean for the u.s. economy and the global economy? >>> also, will this be india's awakening? the nation confronts its own dark corners after a despicable deadly act. i'll look at some parallels with america's recent tragic school shooting. >>> first, here's my take. the deal to avoid the fiscal cliff is a small victory for sanity, but...
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cliff concerns, that the u.s. economy would be over $260 billion higher in a gdp perspective. that's around $800 per person in the united states. i think the u.s. economy would have grown 3% per year over the past two years rather than 2%. if the level of policy uncertainty had not been so strong and so high. >> you talk about policy uncertainty, and we know that the federal reserve is meeting tomorrow, this week. to what extent is the federal reserve policy impacting this uncertainty? is all of the stimulus that they're putting into the economy helping or holding back growth? >> i think it is helping. it's tough to argue otherwise. when you look at the fact that the u.s. economy has expanded at an albeit modest pace, despite the elevated level of policy uncertainty. so i think the federal reserve should receive some credit for trying to estimate the economy. that said, i think importantly they are starting to point out that there are costs to their strategy. savers at home and in very low interest rate paying inv
cliff concerns, that the u.s. economy would be over $260 billion higher in a gdp perspective. that's around $800 per person in the united states. i think the u.s. economy would have grown 3% per year over the past two years rather than 2%. if the level of policy uncertainty had not been so strong and so high. >> you talk about policy uncertainty, and we know that the federal reserve is meeting tomorrow, this week. to what extent is the federal reserve policy impacting this uncertainty? is...
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economy this fiscal cliff. it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems that we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything. from the mob what they're pitchforks and torches they're coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day is reckoning in twenty thirteen it's coming. twenty third soon watch because reporter programs available for you are just a click away. i would neglect to tell activists that there was a potential assassination plot surrounding them what we do know is that new documents obtained by the partnership for the civil justice fund a us human human and civil rights advocacy organization have revealed that the u.s. the f.b.i. the department of homeland security the u.s. military and private corporations all cooperated together to monitor and investigate optic occupy wall street protesters as quote. fall of twenty eleven now the names of the groups or individuals involved in the alleg
economy this fiscal cliff. it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems that we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything. from the mob what they're pitchforks and torches they're coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day is reckoning in twenty thirteen it's coming. twenty third soon watch because reporter programs available for you are just a click away. i would neglect to...
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the fiscal cliff, china, the economy, now earnings that stock market has a lot of worry. with the approach of looking at high-growth for a good market we have had over the past several months and high yield for events and diversification, mortgage-backed securities, emerging market bonds, preferred, that balance has worked very good. ashley: i see on that chart we put up, you like housing, any particular area of houston? >> we like housing broadly. one of our recommendations a new 52-week high today. in the supply chain a bit as well. but anything with housing we have seen the homebuilders have come incredibly far off of their lows so w we're in the early innings. we think further gains ahead in 2013. laurie: how do you feel about the auto industry? the recommended gm and ford to our viewers. >> just about a year ago on your show i recommended gm and ford coming off of a poor 2011 and had a great year. with the continued strength in sales in north america growth in emerging markets specifically china and mitigating those losses in europe we have another 50 to 20% upside i
the fiscal cliff, china, the economy, now earnings that stock market has a lot of worry. with the approach of looking at high-growth for a good market we have had over the past several months and high yield for events and diversification, mortgage-backed securities, emerging market bonds, preferred, that balance has worked very good. ashley: i see on that chart we put up, you like housing, any particular area of houston? >> we like housing broadly. one of our recommendations a new 52-week...
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lawmakers reached a deal to avert the negative impact from the fiscal cliff. yen selling continues as many traders are expecting the bank of japan to continue more monetary easing measures. the euro yen is quoted at 114.14 to 19. let's look at other markets. south korea's kospi trading lower by half a percent. the bench market index is trading lower by a quarter of a percent. asia plays an important role in the economy. starting today we'll bring you a series of interviews with business and financial leaders. we spoke with him about growth and where to expect it. >> reporter: while the global economic outlook remains uncertain, the asia region remains a bright spot. >> it will recover to some extent. compared with u.s. and europe and also compared with latin america and africa. asia would be the fastest growing economy in the world. >> reporter: in contrast the japanese economy is showing sign s of weakness. the new prime minister says one of his top priority is to pull the nation o of deflation. >> how could jap deal with it? >> i think the monetary policy al
lawmakers reached a deal to avert the negative impact from the fiscal cliff. yen selling continues as many traders are expecting the bank of japan to continue more monetary easing measures. the euro yen is quoted at 114.14 to 19. let's look at other markets. south korea's kospi trading lower by half a percent. the bench market index is trading lower by a quarter of a percent. asia plays an important role in the economy. starting today we'll bring you a series of interviews with business and...
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from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent to come in. even an hour ago it was down to 36 at napa and fairfield 35 at santa rosa and 34 at livermore and low 40s in many other locations. it is going to be a cold night. as a result of this unusually cold weather we have a freeze warning in affect until 9:00 tomorrow morning for most of the north bay. the low temperatures will drop between 24 and 28 dries. 28 degrees. freeze damage to crops is a po a frost advisory until 9:00 tomorrow morning for the bay shoreline and the santa clara valley. look for low temperatures in those areas to drop
from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent...
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from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent to come in. even an hour ago it was down to 36 at napa and fairfield 35 at santa rosa and 34 at livermore and low 40s in many other locations. it is going to be a cold night. as a result of this unusually cold weather we have a freeze warning in affect until 9:00 tomorrow morning for most of the north bay. the low temperatures will drop between 24 and 28 dries. 28 degrees. freeze damage to crops is a possibility. we have a frost advisory until 9:00 tomorrow morning for the bay shoreline and the santa clara valley. look for low temperatures in th
from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent...
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the big ig dynamic right now truly no one wants to do a fiscal cliff deal when the economy's bad because all the long term calculations are much worse you base it on the grace projections. it's going to be for the president to go to his party and say we need to change entitlement programs. easier for the republicans because that has to be less. there's a scenario where the president homes the economy gets better, puts off the grand bargain, makes progress on immigration and energy, deals with gun control however it gets dealt with and thin waits to do a grand bargain deal after the mid terms on the hope that his party has success in the mid terms and he can strike a deal on better economy and more favorable terms in congress. >> rose: i thought that's exactly what i said. he will not make a decision now and will have a hard bargain. the only thing we seem to differ is whether the republicans will be blamed. >> i didn't mean to say i disagree with you except to say it's not giving up on the next year and-a-half because you do, immigration and energy. the president's got his eye on his big
the big ig dynamic right now truly no one wants to do a fiscal cliff deal when the economy's bad because all the long term calculations are much worse you base it on the grace projections. it's going to be for the president to go to his party and say we need to change entitlement programs. easier for the republicans because that has to be less. there's a scenario where the president homes the economy gets better, puts off the grand bargain, makes progress on immigration and energy, deals with...
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from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent to come in. even an hour ago it was down to 36 at napa and fairfield 35 at santa rosa and 34 at livermore and low 40s in many other locations. it is going to be a cold night. as a result of this unusually cold weather we have a freeze warning in affect until 9:00 tomorrow morning for most of the north bay. the low temperatures will drop between 24 and 28 dries. 28 degrees. freeze damage to crops is a possibility. we have a frost advisory until 9:00 tomorrow morning for the bay shoreline and the santa clara valley. look for low temperatures in th
from going over that so-called fiscal cliff. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. we caught folks in union square bundled up in their winter jackets to ward off the cold. abc7's spencer christian is here with live doppler 7hd. >> temperatures are falling as we speak. here is a look at live doppler 7hd. cloud free, rain-free and clear skies, but cold in the bay area. here is a look at our 10:00 temperature readings. we are waiting for the most recent...
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fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problem that we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen. tension from the mob with their pitch forks and their torches were coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day of reckoning the twenty third it's comic. max keiser that was not too happy about it the e.u. is also celebrating yet with all of. you and hear what the coming. to america's main political event the presidential election it was a tight race with runners neck and neck until barack obama convincingly beat his republican rival mitt romney well that competition overshadowed some third party candidates will have to struggle to get their voices heard what is going to. go to the white house. there were cheers of relief here when he won i would say because the alternative was thought to be so much worse many voted out of fear that romney could win for them he was another george w. bush so whether americans have fallen out of love with obama
fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problem that we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen. tension from the mob with their pitch forks and their torches were coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day of reckoning the twenty third it's comic. max keiser that was not too happy about it the e.u. is also celebrating yet with all of. you and...
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this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs what they're pitchforks and torches are coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for as many months as they can but that day's reckoning in twenty eight it's coming. well there was one common new year wish among europeans their leaders might ease up on the cuts. all the government's listening well the truth is the government can't afford to listen. one of our economic contributors says countries are still heading down the wrong path explains why shortly. in a tough twelve months for the world's top whistleblower joining the sun spent half of twenty twelve under house arrest and they remained in the ecuadorian embassy in london correspondent sara firth has been following his ups and downs through the year a lot of you say we did more in a year old media organizations decades we've really had a front of everything that's
this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs what they're pitchforks and torches are coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for as many months as they can but that day's reckoning in twenty eight it's coming. well there was one common new year wish among europeans their...
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jail the fiscal cliff is just more theater bankers and politicians trying to distract people from the underlying root catastrophe that is a bunch of bankers who are manipulating the system day in and day out destroying the economy this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs with their pitchforks and their torches are coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for as many months as they can but that day's reckoning twenty eight it's coming. my mother was one comin knew you wish mom europeans that their leaders might look. all the government's listening well the truth is the government's come to afford to listen to one of our economic contributors of the year says countries still heading down the wrong path . it's been a tough twelve months for the world's top in the sun spent twenty twelve and house arrest in the remainder of the ecuadorian embassy in london a corre
jail the fiscal cliff is just more theater bankers and politicians trying to distract people from the underlying root catastrophe that is a bunch of bankers who are manipulating the system day in and day out destroying the economy this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs with their pitchforks and...
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this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs with their pitchforks and their torches were coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day's reckoning in twenty thirteen it's comic and well there was one coldly new year with the europeans that their leaders might ease up on that. all governments listening well the truth is the government's accompt afford to lose some of our economic contributors says countries are still heading down the wrong policy he tells his wife. but a tough twelve months for the world's top whistleblower julian assange spent hoffa twenty twelve under house arrest in the remainder of the ecuadorian embassy in london our correspondent has been following his ups and downs throughout the last twelve months. a lot of you say weekly did more in a year would see the most media organizations have done decades we've
this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs with their pitchforks and their torches were coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for many months if they can but that day's reckoning in twenty thirteen it's comic and well there was one coldly new year with the europeans...
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this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs what they're pitchforks and torches there are coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning first many months if they can but that day's reckoning in twenty thirteen it's comic. because it was one cold when you wish among europeans that their leaders might ease up on the cuts. all of the government's listening while the truth is the government's counterforce to listen to. one of our economic contributors says countries a still head of the wrong tells us why surely. it's been a tough twelve months for the world's top and his son spent spending half of it under house arrest the remainder an ecuadorian embassy in london a correspondent sort of following his ups and downs through the. a lot of you say wiki leaks in jail is like that more in a year ot than most media organizations have done in decades we've really had a front se
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congress has moved our economy into a lean-to up against the edge of a fiscal cliff and they are putting down stakes. that's where we're going to live from now on. has it always been thus that we're in a constant tate of crisis in congress? >> no. >> stephen: it's exciting. i check the papers in the morning to see if there's an economy. you have a different threshold of excitement than i do. if that is what gets you off. >> stephen: very open minded of you. very open minded of you. you know who lived an exciting life damn ma close. do you think demographic shifts will change our policies in. >> i do. i think texas will be an entirely political piece of geography as a result of latino vote across the border there and the way they are spreading out into other districts. and the republican -- >> stephen: but as long as the white americans maintain a majority, the republicans are safe? >> it's a smaller majority as they learned this last time around and it's also not for them a hom mog usenuos. president obama was helped by the various ethnic groups but one said they turned out a larger port
congress has moved our economy into a lean-to up against the edge of a fiscal cliff and they are putting down stakes. that's where we're going to live from now on. has it always been thus that we're in a constant tate of crisis in congress? >> no. >> stephen: it's exciting. i check the papers in the morning to see if there's an economy. you have a different threshold of excitement than i do. if that is what gets you off. >> stephen: very open minded of you. very open minded of...
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the politicians compromise over the so-called fiscal cliff question. there was a great relief over that. one could not have imagined what the outcome would would be, not only for the markets here, but also for the economy worldwide if the results had been different. people know that the next weeks will also be difficult with negotiants coming up over debt ceiling in the united states -- the negotiations coming up over the debt ceiling in the united states. but those thoughts are on the back burner over the joy of the moment. >> let's take a look at the joya dass numbers. equities worldwide joined in the rally -- at the joyous numbers. equities worldwide joined in the rally. european shares hit a 20-month high. check out the euro stoxx 50. the dow jones is lapping up the attention. the euro is trading down at the moment. >> now to other news, portuguese -- the president of portugal has asked the country's constitutional court to review the government's disputed budget for this year. he said he was concerned about whether it fairly distributes the burden
the politicians compromise over the so-called fiscal cliff question. there was a great relief over that. one could not have imagined what the outcome would would be, not only for the markets here, but also for the economy worldwide if the results had been different. people know that the next weeks will also be difficult with negotiants coming up over debt ceiling in the united states -- the negotiations coming up over the debt ceiling in the united states. but those thoughts are on the back...
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states at the end of the day be able to avert the fiscal cliff are we going to have are you going to see. disintegration of the european union i think these are the key risks and they are external by nature that we've got the russian economy needs to do read over the next over the short the short term or in the short term horizon however i think if we're trying to take kind of a longer term view russian economy for talking about the next five to ten years like shooting that it is the domestic environment is much more domestic factors that will be the key determinant of the russian future what's going to happen with russian demographics what's going to happen with corruption what's going to happen with the easier it is to do to do business in the economy with russia become a friendlier and more welcoming place for foreign investment so again in the short term horizon i think they still know factors to continue to dominate but on a five to ten year horizon in the domestic factors need and will become relatively more important. and staying with the russian economy than the heads of stat
states at the end of the day be able to avert the fiscal cliff are we going to have are you going to see. disintegration of the european union i think these are the key risks and they are external by nature that we've got the russian economy needs to do read over the next over the short the short term or in the short term horizon however i think if we're trying to take kind of a longer term view russian economy for talking about the next five to ten years like shooting that it is the domestic...
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economy from crashing over the fiscal cliff. but in any way this whole operation. in the forest to work with. nothing in the. world. economy we're seeing right now again with twenty seven million people unemployed and missing boy you have forty nine point seven million people that we poverty you have tens of millions of people going to read minds to get their food so this question of the physical tommy in the well for the population is not good at all for nothing it's going to be resolved and we're going to get aggressively to change the whole twenty fifth i'm sure that with legal separation of the banks and now we need some of the there are these where this bill is passed today or tomorrow obama is live we nothing good we people with. and now let's take a look at how two thousand and twelve on the whole unfolded for america last year was a success for barack obama who secured his second u.s. presidency a washington correspondent says he not only succeeded in snatching victory from arch rival mitt romney but also votes from the third party candidates as well. there
economy from crashing over the fiscal cliff. but in any way this whole operation. in the forest to work with. nothing in the. world. economy we're seeing right now again with twenty seven million people unemployed and missing boy you have forty nine point seven million people that we poverty you have tens of millions of people going to read minds to get their food so this question of the physical tommy in the well for the population is not good at all for nothing it's going to be resolved and...
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why would the fiscal cliff negotiations push mortgage rates down? i thought that was the federal reserve and all the money they're pumping into this economy? >> well, if they do not come to same kind of a conclusion and get us over this cliff the rates will stay down because people need to borrow. i read a thing today that said it is lower, your payment is lower to purchase a home today for $275,000 with 5% down, than it was in 1987 purchasing a home for $170,000. adam:bout are you seeing a correlation between the fiscal cliff and the chaos we've been reporting on for several months and the drop in mortgage rates? different than the way the federal reserve drives down interest rates? >> well they're going to keep the mortgage rates low as an incentive for buyer, period. but we'll see them tick up a little bit towards the middle and end of 2013 because they have to be able to let people boow again. borrowing requirements are so tough right now, there are a lot of people that can't borrow. rates will tick up a little bit and requirements will go down
why would the fiscal cliff negotiations push mortgage rates down? i thought that was the federal reserve and all the money they're pumping into this economy? >> well, if they do not come to same kind of a conclusion and get us over this cliff the rates will stay down because people need to borrow. i read a thing today that said it is lower, your payment is lower to purchase a home today for $275,000 with 5% down, than it was in 1987 purchasing a home for $170,000. adam:bout are you seeing...
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no fiscal cliffs, no debt defaults. let the economy grow for a change. >> woodruff: what are you hearing. >> the government has to get out of the way, i love that. that's a great one after what we've been through in this country with absolutely no control. and we just learned again this week that the bank's too big to fail, too big to be reprimanded, controlled by the federal government. but i'd say this, judy. there's an old line in politics you dance with the girl who -- barack obama didn't do that. for the past seven years he's gone into hundreds if not thousands of rooms, people with large egos, people with great accomplishments, people who are great skeptical toward him and he went in and he charmed them to the point not only they supported him they wrote checks for him. he comes to washington and that stopped. he never spent any time, effort or charm on members of congress. and now in the twilight of his presidency he says well maybe what worked in duluth and des moines and detroit and dallas and all over the coun
no fiscal cliffs, no debt defaults. let the economy grow for a change. >> woodruff: what are you hearing. >> the government has to get out of the way, i love that. that's a great one after what we've been through in this country with absolutely no control. and we just learned again this week that the bank's too big to fail, too big to be reprimanded, controlled by the federal government. but i'd say this, judy. there's an old line in politics you dance with the girl who -- barack...
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congress ended the long drama over the fiscal cliff with house republicans passing the senate bill. i will sign a law that will raise taxes on wealthiest 2% of americans. it could have sent the economy back into a recession. it appeared the bill was headed for defeat. house republicans had not want to raise taxes without significant cuts. >> there is no spending cuts. we're adding $4 billion a day to the debt. we feel like the senate bill failed miserably. >> but republicans decided to the to lengthen the fight. >> what is the alternative? go out $4 trillion of tax hikes for the american people, market uncertain. >> the bill shields people earning less than $400,000 a year from tax increases and extends unemployment benefits for roughly 2 million people. what it does not do is raise the so-called debt ceiling. in two months the government will reach its limit on borrowing, not to mention the bill delays larjts cuts to the pentagon and other government programs. >> reporter: so in march we may see another round of fighting. president obama says he hopes congress can reach an agreemen
congress ended the long drama over the fiscal cliff with house republicans passing the senate bill. i will sign a law that will raise taxes on wealthiest 2% of americans. it could have sent the economy back into a recession. it appeared the bill was headed for defeat. house republicans had not want to raise taxes without significant cuts. >> there is no spending cuts. we're adding $4 billion a day to the debt. we feel like the senate bill failed miserably. >> but republicans decided...
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people have held back because of the threat of the fiscal cliff, they have been careful about investments, they are not hiring. we're running, at best, at half speed. the economy is, at best, at half speed. >> you know, mrs. allen, as you talked i felt a little bit emotional because i came up in a school like that. i realize that if it were not for those kinds of programs that you're talking about, i would not be sitting here today. my mother and father only had second grade education. we needed people like you to help us get to where we had to go. i tell people, a child is only in the first grade for one year. they learn to read by the end of the third grade. then they read to learn. if they don't learn to read, then in many instances they are stuck. am i right? for the rest of their life, not until they are 24 but until they are 95. when you see this -- i guess what gets me and i live in the inner city of baltimore and i see the kids that you talk about every day. i live with them. they just want to be somebody. they want to dream, they want to get there, they want to be the pilot. they
people have held back because of the threat of the fiscal cliff, they have been careful about investments, they are not hiring. we're running, at best, at half speed. the economy is, at best, at half speed. >> you know, mrs. allen, as you talked i felt a little bit emotional because i came up in a school like that. i realize that if it were not for those kinds of programs that you're talking about, i would not be sitting here today. my mother and father only had second grade education. we...
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overall, not as bad as if we have gone off the fiscal cliff. i think the biggest of any major economy. so, it's really not what the u.s. economy needs because as roger says, this doesn't solve any of the u.s.'s real problems whi which, it cut stuff that is good for the economy and it weakens a lackluster recovery. on all accounts, it's dumb. >> one thing that is fascinating is the financial markets, you can see it in the stock market, which is off to the best start in something like 17 years, is looking right through this. it's essentially saying we got through the fiscal cliff, no serious economic effect. all the threats of the debt limit, that's off the table. we're going to get through the sequester and the risk of a government shutdown and the financial markets are looking ahead to roughly the end of 2013 and seeing a transition towards a stronger economy. >> but what about people like your colleague paul krugman you have 20 million people unemployed or underemployed what you need far from moderate austerity programs, you need a big fiscal
overall, not as bad as if we have gone off the fiscal cliff. i think the biggest of any major economy. so, it's really not what the u.s. economy needs because as roger says, this doesn't solve any of the u.s.'s real problems whi which, it cut stuff that is good for the economy and it weakens a lackluster recovery. on all accounts, it's dumb. >> one thing that is fascinating is the financial markets, you can see it in the stock market, which is off to the best start in something like 17...
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as we saw with the fiscal cliff nonsense, washington is gridlocked, it seems like none of the washington officials care about getting the economy strong. they would much rather fight to the death over the deficit. the measure last night passed, but it almost didn't happen, because the house is an institution where the minority is able to hold the majority hostage. i think 2013 is a year where, as strong as the market was today, i need to you diversify some of your portfolio into international markets, if you haven't yet. especially since many of these foreign countries have either been easing or implementing stimulus measures for over a year. while the democrats and republicans only ever seem to want to fight with each other, the rest of the world has been getting its act together. they make us look like pathetic amateurs at best, if not partisans, let's say akin to the civil war period. so which regions have turned around? which regions have gotten it together and what's the best way to play them? first, here's one i haven't mentioned, 20 years? japan. after years of government gridlock
as we saw with the fiscal cliff nonsense, washington is gridlocked, it seems like none of the washington officials care about getting the economy strong. they would much rather fight to the death over the deficit. the measure last night passed, but it almost didn't happen, because the house is an institution where the minority is able to hold the majority hostage. i think 2013 is a year where, as strong as the market was today, i need to you diversify some of your portfolio into international...
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that was before the fiscal cliff deal that created even more fiscal headwinds for the economy . of course, we are at 7%. asset purchases made some of the difference. it has helped create jobs. you can see how it works. as a purchases brought down interest and mortgage rates. it brought down car loan interest rate and you have seen a response in those areas as economy has done better. moreover, as has been done in the face of very tight and unusually tight fiscal policy for this period. theas been effect it, but size of the impact is something that we can very reasonably disagree about and we can -- the uncertainty of the impact and the effects of ending programs and so on, one of the reasons we have treated this as a supplementary rather than as a married tool -- primary tool. times." of "l.a. unappointed benefits are expiring shortly for millions of -- on employment expiring shortly for millions of people. meployment is expiring shortly for millions of people. yes, obviously it has a big economic effect on those directly affected who are receiving benefits. we do have an unusua
that was before the fiscal cliff deal that created even more fiscal headwinds for the economy . of course, we are at 7%. asset purchases made some of the difference. it has helped create jobs. you can see how it works. as a purchases brought down interest and mortgage rates. it brought down car loan interest rate and you have seen a response in those areas as economy has done better. moreover, as has been done in the face of very tight and unusually tight fiscal policy for this period. theas...
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defaulting on our fiscal obligations would hit the economy harder than that cliff we narrowly avoided and will face again. a report put out by jpmorgan in 2011 exploited the myth going around a few missed payments would be no big deal. they said any delay by the treasury would have ripple effects similar to the aftermath of the lehman brother collapse. not sure that's true but it's serious. this is all caused by the dell ceiling. the u.s. is the only other country other than denmark that uses this tool. that's why ben bernanke has joined critics questioning why the u.s. needs a debt ceiling. >> i think it would be a good thing if we didn't have it. i don't think that's going to happen. i think it's going to be around. but i hope that congress will allow the government to pay its bills. >> ron brownstein is cnn senior political analyst and editorial director at the "national journal." good to see you. the public debt stands at more than $16 trillion. in and of itself it may not be as serious a problem as some make it out to be, especially when it costs the government about 1.8% a year
defaulting on our fiscal obligations would hit the economy harder than that cliff we narrowly avoided and will face again. a report put out by jpmorgan in 2011 exploited the myth going around a few missed payments would be no big deal. they said any delay by the treasury would have ripple effects similar to the aftermath of the lehman brother collapse. not sure that's true but it's serious. this is all caused by the dell ceiling. the u.s. is the only other country other than denmark that uses...
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only two months to hit yet another fiscal cliff deadline. who knows what happens after that? >> i agree that the brinkmanship we're seeing and flirting with the debt ceiling could have a cataclysmic affect and wonder if the comparisons overstate the crisis here. there's a report that basically said you have a 1.2 trillion -- if you do a $1.2 trillion deficit reduction plan will cover you for 10 years so that your debt to gdp ratio is stabilize. much lower rate than anything in europe. are we overstating that comparison a bit? >> i don't think so. but i think the accurate way to look at it is slightly different situations. europe taken as a whole has a debt somewhat lower than america's. the share of gdp. it's a distribution of the debt that's a problem. you have the counties in the south and northern countries that don't want to pick up the tab for it and the nexus of the problem, a dispute of how to get paid for. you know, if you think about it, that's a little bit of what we have going on here. neither democrats or republicans disagree there's a debt problem and nobody real
only two months to hit yet another fiscal cliff deadline. who knows what happens after that? >> i agree that the brinkmanship we're seeing and flirting with the debt ceiling could have a cataclysmic affect and wonder if the comparisons overstate the crisis here. there's a report that basically said you have a 1.2 trillion -- if you do a $1.2 trillion deficit reduction plan will cover you for 10 years so that your debt to gdp ratio is stabilize. much lower rate than anything in europe. are...